On the recordMarch 5, 2019
You said that you waited to give direction on how to implement the zero tolerance policy because you wanted to do it with compassion. Do you know how outrageous that sounds?
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congress.gov“You said that you waited to give direction on how to implement the zero tolerance policy because you wanted to do it with compassion. Do you know how outrageous that sounds?”
Criticizing the Secretary's justification for family separations under zero tolerance policy.
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